Frost

Frost — originally referred to as Child Frost — was a pioneer in neuro-scientific Latin hip-hop, trimming a few of its initial records and assisting to bring contact with additional bilingual MCs. Frost was created Arturo Molina Jr. on, may 31, 1964; while he spent a while with his family members on armed service bases in Guam and Germany, he grew up mainly in East L.A. He began rapping in 1982, and became an achieved breakdancer aswell, becoming a member of the top-notch Uncle Jamm’s Military crew. He used the name Child Frost in tribute to Ice-T, whom he frequently battled at celebrations and clubs because the Western Coast hip-hop picture was first acquiring shape. In this period, he released many 12″ singles, including “Tough Cut” (with N.W.A’s DJ Yella) and “Terminator.” He consequently left rap for a while, but came back in the past due ’80s, when he installed with maker/DJ Tony G (created Gonzales). Their cooperation within the 1990 solitary “La Raza” broke Child Frost to a broad target audience, and became a much-loved anthem for Chicano hip-hop followers. Paced by his clean, laid-back circulation, his good-time debut recording, Hispanic Causing Stress, premiered on Virgin that calendar year, and was among the initial full-lengths in Latin hip-hop background, alongside Mellow Guy Ace’s Get away From Havana the preceding calendar year. Within the wake of “La Raza,” Child Frost set up a collective of bilingual rappers dubbed Latin Alliance, which also highlighted A.L.T., Lyrical Engineer, and Markski; the group released its lone record in 1991. The next calendar year, Child Frost released his second record, East Side Tale, a loose idea record that spun from the singles “No Sunlight” and “Thin Series.” Virgin eventually dropped him, nevertheless, and after shortening his name towards the older Frost, he agreed upon with Eazy-E’s Ruthless label quickly prior to the rapper’s untimely loss of life from Helps. 1995’s Smile Today, Die Afterwards reinvented Frost being a hardcore metropolitan rapper rhyming over Latin-inflected G-funk is better than. It became his initial album to attain the very best 40 from the R&B graphs, as well as the one “East Aspect Rendezvous” was a success. Frost implemented it up in 1997 with When HELL.A. Freezes Over, but eventually parted methods with Ruthless. He resurfaced on small indie label Celeb, where he released two albums, WHICH WAS Then, THAT IS Today, Vols. 1 & 2, over 1999-2000. Still energetic over ten years after his debut record, Frost released the aptly entitled Still Up in This S#*+! in the indie label Hit-a-Lick in 2002; it had been later found by Koch for distribution. Exactly the same calendar year, he masterminded a compilation of Latino rappers for 40 Ounce Information entitled Raza Radio. After that, he offers released two albums under his name including Thanks for visiting Frost Angeles in 2005 and Right up until the Tires Fall Off in 2006.